Category:Etruscan funerary urn with death goddess Vanth

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The cinerary urn depicts the deceased reclining at the banquet. The death goddess Vanth is seated next to him. The inserted heads are lost. At the left margin stands a boy as a cup bearer. At the foot end lies a folded book of the dead, the liber linteus. A priest’s hat lies across the opening. Chiusi (Italy), 4th century BC.

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-03XX Ascheurne mit Vanth und Mundschenk Altes Museum anagoria.JPG 4,752 × 2,235; 6.76 MB
Cinerary urn-deceased with Vanth and cup-bearer, Chiusi (Italy), colourted limestone, 4th cent. BC 8758.jpg 7,253 × 4,835; 25.31 MB
Cinerary urn-deceased with Vanth and cup-bearer, Chiusi (Italy), colourted limestone, 4th cent. BC 8759.jpg 5,504 × 8,256; 39.61 MB
Coperchio di urna cineraria con vanth e portatore di coppa, da chiusi, prietra fetida, IV sec. ac.JPG 3,216 × 1,684; 2.28 MB
Etruscan Limestone Cinerary Urn Group, 4th Cent. BC; found in Chiusi, Etruria, Italy (28449106070).jpg 5,184 × 3,456; 2.67 MB

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Etruscan funerary urns in the Altes Museum (Berlin)